A carillon for three keys

I have, as an adult, a few years ago and so gained a carillon. While it is behind Hohner sure abe of the design and the colors of the sound bar is identical.
So a carillon is not a piano. So while a piano can play any key, a carillon can play only the tone-kind, whose sound bar has. This is in this, as the most likely carillons C major. That's the CDEFGABC scale. The chimes are currently two other sound bar, to exchange, at: a "BB" (that's the one semitone humbled H) and "F #" (this is the already mentioned in other reviews Fis, or by a semitone higher F).

If you exchange the H-tone plate against Bb sound board, you get a carillon in F major. The scale is then FGA-Bb-CDEF.
If you exchange the Fis-tone plate against the lower F-sound plate, is the carillon in G major, with no complete G-major scale is available on the carillon.

The bells Spie makes a strong impression, and I often wonder how long the "Plastikgnubbel" that hold the sound bar in place, will keep well. But until now, and I have the instrument a few years, is not yet a "Plastikgnubbel" aborted. The sound is, thanks to the felt pad, very good.